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on November 22, 2016August 1, 2017 By mgd777

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Carol Smail says:

August 11, 2018 at 02:03

Rickie Jolene, My Precious Angel, I love and miss you. A part of me died that day with you. Love Mom. I will NEVER GIVE UP FOR YOU TO HAVE PEACE.

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1. mgd777 says:
  
  August 11, 2018 at 05:43
  
  You bring tears to my eyes, Carol. I’m
  so sorry. Please email me – Melanie – direct if you want or need. Rickie redefined our D/17. She inspired us to stand up and speak out. I am blessed I know. I am here: mgdante@goddard.edu
  
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December 17: December 17th 2022 The 19th Annual Intl Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers

Who Will Weep For Us?

December 17th Philadelphia Red Umbrella

Dec 17th #IDTEVASW 2021 TAMPEP International

Together we can enact change, but we need your help. The plight of migrant Workers cannot be ignored any longer, for the situation is critical.

On December 17th 2021, on the International Day to End Violence against Sex Workers, TAMPEP, the European Network for the Promotion of Rights and Health among Migrant Sex Workers, gives continuity to its campaign Europe has forgotten the Human Rights of Migrant Sex Workers.

2021 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers Memorial List

This Friday, December 17, 2021, SWOP Behind Bars joins sx workers, allies and advocates from around the world in recognizing International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. As we come together to remember those lost, we renew our commitment to the ongoing struggle for empowerment, visibility, and rights for all people who trade sex.

For nearly two decades our community members have dedicated many months, meticulous care and endless anxiety each year to the collection and creation of the annual memorial list. Each year, the search for names, dates, locations, cause and circumstances of each life and death, reminds us that one day our own names will be on this list.

2021 December 17th U.S. Memorial List

The 2021 International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers Memorial list was created as a COYOTE RI Project. We are grateful to M Dante- SWOP Behind Bars for helping to fact check our work.